Experience of women in labor with the use of flowers essences

Lara, Sônia Regina Godinho de; Magaton, Anna Paula Silva; Cesar, Mônica Bimbatti Nogueira; Gabrielloni, Maria Cristina; Barbieri, Márcia

doi:10.9789/2175-5361.rpcfo.v12.7178

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“…A qualitative study, with the aim of describing the experience of women undergoing the use of flower essences as a non-pharmacological therapy for pain and anxiety relief during labor, carried out in a Normal Childbirth Center, it was observed that the use of flower essence provided, according to report of nurses who assisted them, calm, relaxation, concentration and courage to women, facilitating the process of birth (18) .…”

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Effects of floral therapy on labor and birth: a randomized clinical trial

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Objectives: to assess the effects of floral therapy in the face of factors that boost pain in the parturition process and its results in the duration of labor. Methods: this is a randomized, controlled and triple-blind clinical trial. We selected 164 pregnant women with gestational age ≥37 weeks, cervical dilation ≥4 cm, randomly divided into floral therapy and placebo group. Results: the Five Flower floral essence proved to be effective, considering the factors that boost pain in labor. Experimental Group did not show an increase in contractions, unlike Control Group, which presented an increase of one contraction for mothers in active phase and amniorrhexis. The Five Flower essence proved to be effective in reducing labor time by 1:30h from the beginning of the intervention at birth. Conclusions: floral therapy proved to be effective in pain management, reflecting positively in its brevity, qualifying its outcome.

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“…Tendo como foco na primeira fase do parto, o uso de óleos calmantes e sedativos tais como lavanda e camomila são recomendados, assim com outros tipos de óleos como olíbano que possuem ações relaxantes, auxiliam na respiração e devem ser utilizados na fase de transição do primeiro período do parto. Atentando-se para a segunda fase, os aromas mais fortes e apimentados podem promover uma sensação de força e antecipação do trabalho de parto, como o jasmim, pois aumenta as contrações uterinas (LARA et al, 2020).…”

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SUICÍDIO NA REGIÃO SERIDÓ POTIGUAR: SÉRIE HISTÓRICA DE CASOS (1996 a 2014)

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“…The experience of vaginal delivery, when anchored by respect and safety, can enable women a differentiated existential experience, generating a sense of competence as a mother and person. In addition, it can provoke positive affective memories related to motherhood and physical and emotional well-being for being free from the painful sensation caused by the surgical wound (5) .…”

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“…The literature points out that the choice of cesarean section involves a number of factors, including family issues, fear of pain, fear of complications for the baby and media influence when relating vaginal delivery to suffering and, above all, the indication of the obstetrician. Another aspect inherent to the choice of cesarean section is related to the scarcity of dialogue between pregnant women and health professionals during pregnancy about the real indications of cesarean section, a fact that contributes to the fear of delivery and the desire for the surgical route (4)(5) .…”

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Relationship between power and knowledge in choosing a cesarean section: women’s perspectives

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Objectives: to analyze the reasons and motives that initiates the decision to choose a cesarean section, by describing the plots, power relationships, struggles, and systems of truths regarding this method of childbirth. Methods: a qualitative study, inserted into a poststructuralist perspective, and conducted in a city in southern Rio Grande do Sul state. The settings were a teaching hospital and home residences. Thirteen postpartum women who had a cesarean section participated. The analysis consisted of questions based on the information produced and articulated with Foucauldian theories. Results: two categories were developed: “I wanted a vaginal delivery, but it was a cesarean section”, and, “Are you sure you want a vaginal delivery: paths and detours in the choice of cesarean section”. Final Considerations: the study allowed us to identify problems in the choice for a cesarean section, which is associated with the circulation of “truths” that occur via discourses on society.

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Experience of women in labor with the use of flowers essences

Cited by 14 publications

References 17 publications

Effects of floral therapy on labor and birth: a randomized clinical trial

Effects of floral therapy on labor and birth: a randomized clinical trial

SUICÍDIO NA REGIÃO SERIDÓ POTIGUAR: SÉRIE HISTÓRICA DE CASOS (1996 a 2014)

Relationship between power and knowledge in choosing a cesarean section: women’s perspectives

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